An Australian university has discovered that baby oysters depend on natural acoustic signals to gain a foothold in certain environments. The noise of human activity significantly disrupts this process.
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The sea is getting too loud for oysters
Austern wie diese reagieren sensibel auf akustische Umweltverschmutzung. Credit: unsplash / Mitili Mitili
An Australian university has discovered that baby oysters depend on natural acoustic signals to gain a foothold in certain environments. The noise of human activity significantly disrupts this process.
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By Benjamin Kanthak
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Source: SBS
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